OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Four more Nebraska counties are now covered by an enforceable order limiting public gatherings to 10 people as the number of COVID-19 cases in the state topped 100.
Updated at 1:14 p.m.
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Madison County’s latest population estimates are available, with the latest figures showing modest growth — similar to the past decade.
On March 1, Cody Murphree was in Thurston County Jail’s outdoor recreation area. When the jailer watching him left to check on something, Murp…
MADISON — A Stanton man was sentenced for enticement by an electronic communication device, attempted possession of child pornography and cont…
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WEST POINT — A rural West Point woman opted for the mission field of Uganda over the beach for this year’s spring break.
An alert police officer who noticed a man driving with a suspended license resulted in the man getting arrested for possessing methamphetamine.
COLUMBUS — Because of the uncertainty of the COVID-19 virus, the 2020 Nebraska Cattlemen's Ball will be postponed until June 4-5, 2021, with the event remaining in Columbus.
Practicing social distancing may protect you from COVID-19, but it also may leave you vulnerable to another condition: Anxiety.
The Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District board of directors approved a plan Thursday night to move forward with a study that may determine the future of a dam near Battle Creek.
SCHUYLER — The Colfax County board of commissioners is taking applications for a new sheriff following the resignation of Paul Kruse from the position.
O’NEILL — North Central District Health Department officials provided updated COVID-19 infection testing results on Thursday morning.
More testing is underway to try to determine where the woman with the first positive COVID-19 test in Norfolk may have acquired the infection.
Lisa Moreno, Grant Elementary’s guidance counselor, said she couldn’t help but cry when she found out students wouldn’t be coming back to school for the rest of the year.
A few changes have been implemented this week at the Norfolk Good Neighbors office in Norfolk because of the coronavirus pandemic.
WAKEFIELD — A group of Wakefield teachers decided to take to the streets to reconnect with students they have not seen since Wakefield Community Schools closed its doors last week.
Based on early returns, the census can count on Nebraska.
ATKINSON — The Team Jack Foundation has announced a three-year commitment to fund a $330,000 medulloblastoma research project.
LINCOLN — Nebraska’s fight against the novel coronavirus got an $83.6 million shot in the arm Wednesday.
BELLEVUE — Phi Theta Kappa has named Bellevue University to its exclusive 2020 Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Honor Roll that recognizes the top four-year colleges and universities for supporting community college transfers.
LINCOLN — The Nebraska School Activities Association announced Wednesday that it had extended its suspension of practices and competition through Friday, May 1, because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
While stores, restaurants and school buildings are closing, Norfolk child care facilities are choosing to stay open.
It’s safer for foreign exchange student Chiara “KiKi” Lettieri to stay in Nebraska than to return home, said her host mother, Brandee Drahota.
If Laura Suchan and her family had a choice, she would continue going to school at Pierce High School through May.
About 150 people tuned into a virtual roundtable discussion held by the Norfolk Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Norfolk on Tuesday morning to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting businesses in the area.
NORFOLK — If it’s not human excrement or toilet paper, don’t flush it.
Reconstruction on Braasch Avenue will begin April 13.
The U.S. Treasury Department could soon start issuing relief checks to American families and businesses.
Workers and businesses in the state are encouraged to utilize resources available through the Nebraska Department Labor as they respond to COVID-19.
STANTON — Because of the ongoing concerns regarding the coronavirus and in the interest of protecting the public and county employees, the Stanton County board of commissioners has suspended public access to the courthouse and county buildings except by limited appointment only for at least …
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Four more Nebraska counties are now covered by an enforceable order limiting public gatherings to 10 people as the number of COVID-19 cases in the state topped 100.
Updated at 1:14 p.m.
HADAR — There’s a relaxing feeling upon walking inside the Village Inn in Hadar.
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